Adaptive Performance Tweaks Wiki

Adaptive Performance Tweaks Wiki & Guide

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Adaptive Performance Tweaks (Bundle) Mod is a server-side mod for Minecraft designed to automatically optimize performance-especially helpful when running large modpacks with 180+ mods.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Enable Debug Mode and See What Tweaks Are ActiveIf you are not sure whether Adaptive Performance Tweaks is actually doing anything, turn on Debug Mode. It prints…How to Install and Configure Adaptive Performance Tweaks on Your ServerAdaptive Performance Tweaks is a server-side mod, so it only needs to be installed on the server — clients do not…How to Tune Each Module for Your ModpackAdaptive Performance Tweaks ships as a bundle of modules, and each one has its own config. Tuning them individually…Troubleshooting: Mod Not Improving TPS or Causing IssuesIf Adaptive Performance Tweaks is not helping, or seems to be causing problems, work through these checks before…

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install this mod on the client too, or is it server-side only?

Adaptive Performance Tweaks is a server-side mod, so clients don't need it installed to join. You can run it on a dedicated server or in singleplayer, and vanilla or lightly-modded clients will still connect fine.

How do I get started with Adaptive Performance Tweaks after installing it?

Make sure the Core module is present, since every other module depends on it. Then open the config files for the modules you want (Game Rules, Items, Player, Spawn) and enable only the tweaks that match your modpack's needs.

What does the Core module actually do?

Core is the required foundation that the other modules hook into, and it handles the shared logic for monitoring and applying tweaks. Without it, the Game Rules, Items, Player, and Spawn modules won't function.

How does the mod decide when to change settings?

It watches server performance in real time, mainly TPS, and adjusts the settings you've allowed it to touch when performance drops below your configured thresholds. When things recover, it can relax those tweaks again.

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